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Protect Lake Access Areas at Cultus Lake Park

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Barbara Ricci
9 years ago

Please help protect the waterfront green space.

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Stephen Franks
9 years ago

Preserve the waterfront green spaces.

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Frank Crumley
9 years ago

Please save the Green space at Cultus , after a dip in the lake there is nothing like relaxing on lawn away from the beach crowd.

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Amy Commodore
9 years ago

This is all I've ever wanted in life lmao

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Jackie Joe
9 years ago

Please don't do this.

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Don Taylor
9 years ago

Tress should be saved to preserve the tranquility of Cultus Lake. They also provide ground stability and beauty to the area.

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WAYNE WOODROW
9 years ago

Protect infill lots for park land not building lots

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Wendy Woodrow
9 years ago

Protect our inshore lots for park land not building lots

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Julie Dow
9 years ago

Cultus Lake is a treasure. It is imperative that we do not allow over-development of our green spaces to spoil the park.

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maureen mitchell
9 years ago

our elected officials must support this petition

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david mitchell
9 years ago

keep our green spaces

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George H Coton
9 years ago

Save the Green Space!

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Erin Bampton
9 years ago

Cultus Lake is already quite crowded with housing; removing more lakefront green space reduces the beauty of the lake for all. Plus those, without a Cultus home, who visit the lake, will have less space to access/ enjoy. BC has many lakes, so these people will eventually go elsewhere, taking their money with them.

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Ken Meyer
9 years ago

The green space is a big part of what makes Cultas Lake as great as it is today! Without it, it's just another lake. Also by not having this space for others not living at Cultas to enjoy will also hurt the local businesses.

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Shaun Windt
9 years ago

"Ours to Protect & Preserve"- keep parkland in the park.

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Susan Haw
9 years ago

Totally agee.

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Bob Bruce
9 years ago

This is a green space that should be preserved to give residents and other public some green space is an area that has been heavily developed

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Caroline Simmonds
9 years ago

Recreational historical towns need some green spaces!

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Cheryl Beglaw
9 years ago

Green spaces are disappearing at an alarming rate What will be left for the health and enjoyment of future generations

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Len Koski
9 years ago

Perfect place for a walk in the summer. Leave it as is.